Turtle wax color cure is one of only a few versions of colored car wax
on the market. There are a few other companies who do their best to leverage a concept that makes sense at a very casual level.
But most people with an ability for critical thinking should be able to see through this hyped-up marketing strategy rather easily.
I am going to cover a few key points to this topic of colored car wax if you are willing to become a more educated car owner:
Despite how ridiculous I think the colored car wax strategy is, Turtle Wax still continues to figure out updated ways to sell this hyped-up strategy to car owners and consumers —and now they have done it with "black" polish.
Turtle Wax Ceramic Acrylic Polish

Turtle Wax Acrylic Black Polish on Amazon
Chemical Guys Black Light Paint Sealant

Chemical Guys Black Light Sealant on Amazon
Darren's Tips: I remain deeply skeptical of color-matched automotive products. From experience, I recognize that proponents of this theory rely entirely on the power of suggestion. It exploits the same psychological and emotional vulnerabilities that drive the placebo effect, substituting actual efficacy with perceived results.
Yes. And no. It all depends on who you ask and what you mean by "works".
What you may not completely understand, but what you certainly need to know is the purpose of ANY type of car wax or paint sealant (car waxes are products with natural wax in them, sealants are products made with synthetic ingredients) are these two specific benefits:
Any car wax or car paint sealant will do both tasks to varying degrees. And since we are talking about a micro-thin layer of wax or sealant, it is a something so thin that even a colored form of this wax would be so transparent that any color added would render the color indecipherable.
Since colored car wax is a wax product, it will certainly work regardless of having color in it or not. But as far as does it work any better because it has color added to it, largely depends on your expectations as to how you define "works".
No car wax in the world regardless of cost or color, is going to magically transform your neglected or abused car into a glorious gem of perfection just by applying some wax to it.
Car wax of any kind will only improve what is already there.
The latest version of the colored car wax concept. Part of Turtle Wax and their newest Hybrid Ceramic SolutionsNo. This question is as easy as that.
But once again I will take you a little deeper down this rabbit hole of a subject. Whether you are asking me about Turtle Wax color cure or the countless other ways this industry hypes-up their products, the subject makes my head want to explode in frustration!
Turtle Wax themselves is at the top of the food chain when it comes to hyped-up marketing. Not only do they participate in the worn-out hype that most every other company uses, but they dial it up even further with made up terms, words, and claims.
Literally fabricating new words and terminology that doesn't even exist in the English language. or terms that have been ripped off from other industries that have zero relevance to this industry.
Darren's Note: While I could elaborate till your eyes glaze over, I will add a couple of my favorites:
This concept is an easy one to wrap your mind around as it instantly seems almost like an obvious trick. Add color to a wax that matches the color of your car.
If regular car wax makes your car look better, think how much better colored car wax will work to make your car look better. And what a great way to avoid the consequences of neglecting your car than with a colored car wax that will fill and hide all those nasty imperfections in your paint.
Society is always been easily seduced by quick fixes of all kinds. Fad diets, "get rich quick" schemes, to colored car wax.
Now we have the million dollar question —what would I do if I were in your shoes— which is exactly what I do myself:
My approach is a two part approach — I designed this strategy so I get what I want more of the time:
The Meguiar's Gold Class Paste Wax will be your foundation —apply this every 2-4 months based on how much "weather" your car must endure and how long you allow your car to go in between car washings.
As a rule: the more sun exposure and the longer you allow dirt to accumulate on your car, the more frequently you will need to re-apply this wax as your base coat of protection.

Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax on Amazon
The Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax will become your way to achieve that "just waxed" look on your car in a fraction of the time and effort it takes to use a traditional car wax.
This wax is aptly named as it is so quick and easy to apply —I am willing to apply this every week on my cars so I not only extend the life of my base coat, but my car looks like it has just been waxed —which officially it has since this is a spray wax as opposed to just a quick detailer.

Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax on Amazon
I hope you have come away benefiting from the tips I have laid out within this page. I take a lot of time to prepare actual information and tips that are taken straight from my professional career as an auto detailer.

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Sincerely,
Darren Priest
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